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Inside Sydney Fish Market, DS17 and Concreative crafted bespoke counters for three of its venues: Fish Market Café, Squid Inc and The Boatshed.
On Sydney’s Lower North Shore, Decus reworks a late-1990s dwelling, with the family’s growing art collection at the centre of the design.
Studio Tali Roth transforms Zenn Design’s Melbourne showroom with a layered interior that encapsulates the furniture brand’s evolving philosophy.
Floating in the clouds above Sydney’s Darling Point, Ruby’s 18th-storey perch is made all the more remarkable by Brad Swartz Architects’ considered use of passive design principles.
Cosentino’s high-performance surfaces continue to define the evolving language of contemporary architecture and design.
Astro Lighting’s refined luminaires can help dissolve the boundary between the bedroom and the ensuite, creating a cohesive retreat.
The four winners of the first Blum Design Awards with The Local Project all created exceptional spaces that paid equal weight to form and function.
Designer Tali Roth’s Melbourne home is a personal reflection of the work and sensibility that have defined her international practice.
Considered fixtures, direct pricing and an easily navigable Sydney showroom – MyHomeware makes a design-led bathroom or kitchen genuinely achievable.
With tactile plaster walls, soaring volumes and panoramic views, Lake Austin is a family home born of a true creative partnership.
A long-neglected Darlinghurst terrace, Surrey 112 is a masterclass in the use of light, form and historical dialogue.
Locki Humphrey’s playful furniture, lighting and objects landed them the top prize for Product Design in the 2025 (Emerging) Designer Awards.
In San Francisco’s sloping streets, Precita House by Ryan Leidner Architecture is a study of light, material and sequence.
In the Snowy Monaro region, Kite&Kaufmehl Architecture has transformed a farmhouse into a warm alpine retreat shaped by memory and landscape.
Hospitality group Anyday has teamed with interior designer Tamsin Johnson to do something unique: give one heritage building two new personalities.
At Field House, CJH Studio honours the character of the traditional home while allowing it to evolve gracefully alongside its owners.
In Carini Lang’s Tribeca studio, richly crafted carpets, collected objects and lively events underpin a space brimming with soul and good vibrations.
Viewrail reframes floating stairs and custom railings as foundational elements of a considered home.
Blue Tea repositions a kitchen in a home in Sydney’s Vaucluse to face the harbour, pairing heritage character with a calmer material register.
Coalcliff House sits within the hillside, harmonising with the landscape as though it has always belonged there.
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